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05.03.2026 20:22 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0*I not it ð
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It just learn birds. The rest is a carefree mystery ðĨ°
It blew my mind when I discovered that Red Admirals and others migrate. How does something so delicate make it over the sea ?? ð
I'm sure you will know a painted lady when you see one. The earliest I've seen one is at the start of April. They're migrants and quite large really ðĶ
05.03.2026 20:06 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0Fact number 3 for me ðĪŊ
05.03.2026 20:03 â ð 0 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0That film made me want to do drugs. Way too much cool music
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05.03.2026 19:43 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0Puppies are nice ð
05.03.2026 19:42 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0Wow! ð
05.03.2026 19:41 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0Sounds great Danny ð
05.03.2026 19:38 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0Hopefully lots of opportunities before too long ð Something to look forward to winter for
05.03.2026 19:20 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0Just looking on the alerts and they are pretty scarce in Devon it seems ðĒ
05.03.2026 19:17 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0So busy yaffling on about spring, I forgot to say ð
05.03.2026 19:07 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0Sherwood Forest in Notts. My local woodland. Sadly we have all but lost Lesser-spotted Woodpecker
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Woodlark, Stonechat in the sun & a Hawfinch in the mist
Yearning for spring, migration & bird song. So it was a bit wonderful this morning.
A Hawfinch in misty woodland made it feel like it hadn't been a waste of time, despite no LS Wood as yet.
The fog & mist lifted to reveal several pairs of Stonechat & Woodlark, Yellowhammer, Linnets & Mipits ðŠķ
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05.03.2026 17:15 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0This mist/fog lifted by late morning and it was glorious.
05.03.2026 15:40 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0Spotted a Hawfinch atop a tree in the mist tho, so not all bad ð
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However, the reality doesn't match the forecast...ðŠ
05.03.2026 07:49 â ð 2 ð 0 ðŽ 2 ð 0Just absentmindedly looked out the window, wondering what time it gets light, and it's already getting there ðģðĨģ
05.03.2026 06:16 â ð 4 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0Today was lovely in the garden for birds. 2 Goldcrests in the old Christmas tree, male and female Blackcap, and I love the flicky acrobatics of the Dunnocks ðĨ°
04.03.2026 21:07 â ð 2 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0Manners ð ðĶ
04.03.2026 18:52 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0Oh no has one been cut down?
04.03.2026 18:51 â ð 0 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0Beauty ðĨ°
04.03.2026 18:50 â ð 0 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0That's me screwed then! I arrived at birding late ð
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You've just reminded me, I'd completely forgotten.
There was a peacock in the garden yesterday. It hung out with a wasp for a bit.
Even more well done in that case ð
02.03.2026 13:19 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0Love that trumpeting ðĐķ
02.03.2026 09:12 â ð 1 ð 0 ðŽ 0 ð 0Amazing ð I don't think I've ever seen one
02.03.2026 09:07 â ð 0 ð 0 ðŽ 1 ð 0Lots of lovely Bramblings in Derbyshire today #LowCarbonBirding ðŠķ
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